hayward. police say an officer with a civilian in the car stopped to check out a parked car on fletcher lane in hayward. the driver tried to speed way, hitting an open door of the parole car. the officer opened fire, hitting and killing a passenger in the suspect car. police say the officer feared for his life. and the life of the civilian. it'sunfortunate. if people would comply, it's been my experience if they comply you don't end up in the situation. >> early saturday morning officers shot a man who allegedly had a gun. and several hours later police killed another man with a gun. the mystery surrounding a teddy bear with a purple heart medal left for the police officers killed last week has been solved. our sister station captured the image of the man leaving the purple heart. he left it and didn't say

anything. a deputy got a letter from the man saying in part the bear reflects the love of community, the red ribbon for the bloodshed in the line of duty and the purple heart for the sacrifice above and beyond all duty. the police department says it was deeply moved by the offering. a man has been arrested for stealing flowers from that memorial. police say ken msffei swipes a floral display and took off in a cab. after officers caught up with it maffei said he purchased the flowers but couldn't produce a receipt. a public memorial service for already yen butch baker and elizabeth butler will be held thursday at hp pavilion in downtown san jose. you can watch the service live on kpix 5. the man police believe is responsible for a deadly shooting and crash on the vegas strip will be in court today in

los angeles. it's an etradi' tion -- that shooting caused a chain reaction crash that killed two people in a taxi. san francisco police are searching for an assault rifle stolen from an unmarked police car. the ar15 gun was in the the car on mission street when someone broke the window and grabbed it saturday night. that type of gun is given to specially trained officers. san francisco police have sent out an alert to other agencies to try and find the weapon. a woman with a rifle and a hatchet held san francisco police off for more than two hours yesterday. it it started when residents of lion street home walked in on a burglary. s.w.a.t officers talked to the 22-year-old suspect into dropping the weapons and surrendering. she is facing burglary charges. san francisco police are searching for a missing man who

has the mental capacity of a teenager. dewin was seen friday on his home near sickles avenue. that's on mission street. 5 feet 1, 90 pounds, black hair and brown icy. he functions as a 12 to 14-year- old and can be easily confused. tragedy at escape from alcatraz this weekend. a 46-year-old man from austin texas died from the race. this is youtube video of the swim portion. the man had a massive heart attack in the bay. the fire department pulled him out of the 55-degree water, tried to e revive him, but they just couldn't. this is the first death at the event since it started back in 1981. a former high school coach will be sentenced today for having a sexual relationship with 17-year-old girl. that-year-old joshua totro carried on the relationship while he was the water polo and switch coach in aragon high

school in san mateo. the fire broke out around noon yesterday. one building was badly damageed no one was injured. we'll get a check of weather and traffic. >> it was a really nice day, especially saturday. >> we've had such the stretch of nice weather. today we have drizzle out toward the coastline. patchy fog. if you're headed out the door, a little thick spots early on. we'll manage to clear most of that except out toward the beaches. temperatures today will be down somewhat. starting out in the 40s and 50s. by the afternoon, running below the average in many spots. you can see the cold front, that is approaching the coastline. that will bring with it a chance of rain for tomorrow. for today, we should stay dry. these temperatures going to be cool. on average, looking at low to mid-60s. today san francisco well below the average at 55 degrees.

62 degrees in san jose. and 6 it degrees right on normal there in santa rosa. and we're going to head to san jose, where traffic is cruising right along. here's a live look at conditions along 101 near mckee. our photographer is standing by and no delays right now. traffic looks good in both directions. through the south bay an overview where you can see traffic along 101, 280 and guadalupe parkway. traffic is in the green. no delays to report. no accidents. things are quiet as you work through there. clear along the peninsula as well. 882, 37 connector, also light. no delays. a live look near candle stick. traffic free flowing northbound. no delays southbound working toward sfo this morning, and the golden gate bridge, a good choice this morning, so far problem free heading into san francisco. that's a look the a your morning drive. back to you.

well, as if getting to a giants game isn't pricey enough, the city of san francisco is going to charge extra for metering parking spaces at the ballpark. and cate cauguiran has more about the price hike. i didn't think it could get anymore expensive. >> reporter: just when you think it can't, it always does. they're calling this event metering rates so if you parked near at&t park starting today, it will cost you. the idea behind the new changes is it will manage increased parking and traffic demand and transit leaders say too many drivers circle this area slowing down muni buses and causing con congestion. this is how much you can expect to pay. normally it will be 25-cent ares per hour, but during games and events, rates will jump to 5 to $7 an hour, depending how

far you are from the park and these rates will start at 6:00 p.m. now, before putting this plan into place, transit leaders said they touched base with residents and local business in this area. reporting live cate cauguiran kpix 5. thank you, this isn't the first time san francisco has targeted parking in that same area. evening meater parking was -- meter parking was put into place three years ago after input from residents and businesses. santa clara county held a buy back this weekend. $150,000 in cash was handed out in exchange for firearms on saturday. each handgun, shotgun and rifle was worth a hundred dollars. an assault weapon, 200. the goal was to get as many guns off the street as possible. in los gatos, the town is considering a moratorium on

future gun purchases. council meets to discuss the issue tonight. the onlays georgias to retailer selling -- a health care scare at buckingham palace. and getting down to work, what cardinals in rome are doing to prepare for the next pope. and they're set to be turned on for good tomorrow night. why it will be difficult to get a good view of the bay bridge lights projects. that's coming up.

night and you'll see it. a big light show begins this week. look toward the bay bridge at night and you'll see it, a big light show begins this week. last night was a dress rehearsal, a computerized choreography of 25,000 lights. restaurants and bars expect a bump in business for months to come. >> the lights are so pretty. they were absolutely excellent. i mean, i can imagine the people that will enjoy this over the years. >> they are dog gone pretty, aren't they. the light show is going to continue from for two years, every night from dusk to 2:00 a.m. and they call the 8 million- dollar project the world's

largest light sculpture. >> it's begun giving us a good view coming to work. it looks lovely. they're fluid and good news, that doesn't cause traffic problems when you head across the bridge. it is very pretty this morning. speaking of bridges, a live look at the san mateo bridge, so far so good in both directions. no delays, 14 minutes between 101 and 880. it's a nice ride if you have to head to work earlier this morning. let's go to the bay bridge. metering lights are off clear across the upper deck in san francisco. traffic is very quiet. headed toward the bay bridge via the east shore freeway, you can see traffic cruising right along. no delays, lots of green on the maps. everything looking good in both directions. golden gate bridge not a bad ride at all. if you are headed out of marin county, no early morning road work to slow you down. things have been quiet. only 14 minutes to go from 580

to the golden gate bridge along southbound 101. elsewhere, there is road work eastbound 580 at greenville. we're seeing lots of yellow on the sensors. speeds dipping under 40 miles per hour. this road work is going to be there at least until 11. it's blocking three left lanes now, westbound we're starting to to see delays for the morning commute. that 20 minute riding to go westbound 580. altamont pass and 680. westbound highway 4 holding steady. slight delays on the eastbound side and. walnut creek, 680 and 24 showing no delays and. everything is in the green, no delays on 80. 880 looking good. we have early morning road work north 880 near the coliseum. looks like they have that wrapped up quickly so traffic is clear. three left lanes closed until 6:00 a.m. and slight delays there that

area. let's get your forecast. a little drizzle toward the coastline early on. a lot of clouds have moved on echoer overnight. looks like a cooler day today. you have 40s all around the bay area and. we'll sneak in sunshine. it will be cooler. plan on mid-60s. and 50s inside the bay. out toward the coastline, those clouds may linger and that will keep the temperatures cooler. and you have the cold front, that's on approach here. and having some changes come for the week ahead. back to wintry weather as we expect the storm system to move in by tomorrow morning and things unsettled after that. let's see if we can time it out. looking agent a few clouds early on. heading toward the afternoon hours, not bad either. overnight tonight, we'll see a few more clouds and by tomorrow afternoon, the rain begins to pick up. the better part of tomorrow okay, although late in the day after a commute home, showers moving through and showers, more scattered on and off

towards wednesday. another branch of rainmaking it through the bay area. and in the meantime, enjoy the dry one for today. 62 degrees in san jose. and east bay temperatures should be in the 60s as well. as you head inside the bay, temperatures running in the 50s. cool in daly city. the next couple of days, scattered showers will continue on and off. doesn't look like a huge storm. we'll take anything we can get by this next weekend. >> we need the moisture, right. >> absolutely. >> lawrence, thanks so much. well britain's queen elizabeth is in a london hospital being treated for r a stomach infection. buckingham palace says the 86- year-old had symptoms of gas toe -- gastroenteritis. >> the queen has no time for

illness. she resists it. the fact that she's been taken to hospital suggests something important. the last time the queen was hospitalized was back in 2003 when she had knee surgery. catholic cardinals are starting the process of selecting a replacement for the retired pope benedict xvi. they are gathered at the vatican getting to know each other and discussing when to start the conclave, the secret voting procedure to select a new pope. >> we have to have someone who's willing to govern administratively to see to it that the administration is better ordered. not that he has to do it himself. >> the cardinals will discuss problems within the church including finances and sex abuse scandals. the conclave comes as the former cardinal from scotland is apologizing for his sexual conduct. keith o'brien released a

statement yesterday saying his conduct fell below the standards expected of him. the statement offered no specifics but there have been allegations that he abused four men who were studying to be priests in the 1980s. o o'brien resigned as cardinal in november and as archbishop last week. all that remains of a florida home swallowed by a sinkhole are a few walls. crews spent all day sunday demolishing the house. a monowho was inside the home when it was sucked into the sinkhole is presumed dead. engineers hope to be able to see inside the crater later today. it is 5:19. coming up, soccer season kicks off for the san jose earthquake. and good or no good, the incredible buzzer beater that caused mayhem on the court. nominaton on our website: cbs ot com slash cool and what's cool about your school. we want to know, you can submit your nomination on our web site, cbssf.com/cool school. we may come out and feature your school right heren our

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in sports news, in baseball spring training, the a's visited the rockies. >> it's a team managed by a man familiar to bay's fans, walt white. aj griffin allowed one run in three ionings. a -- innings. from there it was all green and gold. chris young got an rbi single and the a's went onto beat the rockies 7-2. and the giants were in action in the cactus league. the giants ran francisco was 3 for 4. and the giants jumped out in front 2-0. he had the good stuff going, freezing his former teammate corey ross. and got two strike outs in three innings. major league soccer, the regular season is underway. the injury plagued san jose earthquakes opened at home last night. the final season at the temporary a stadium in santa

clara. it was a frustrating night for san jose's chris wandalowski, the leading scorer last season. and meeting the quakes 2-0. and how about high school basketball from new york for your play or the day. new rochelle in the dark uniform, down by 2 points with 3 seconds left. watch this. >> tosses it, it's knocked around and mount vernon will hold on and win. hold on. >> that's my favorite. all the cheering in this segment. new rochelle won the 2a state championship. >> love those buzzer beaters. >> we have so many of them. they're great to watch. it is 5:24 got to start saving the quarters, the parking meter changes starting today. and a bus driver passes out

at the wheel, what happens when terrified passengers try to turn it to safety. and police investigating the first homicide in the city of campbell since 2007. what we're learning about the teenage victim.

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>> once they arrive they can begin a start date for the conclave. before they get down to the business of choosing a new pope, they have plenty of other business to discuss. >> and switching back to wintry weather around the bay area. the lights are so pretty. and the stage is set for a spectacular light show on the bay bridge. the best thing we can think of, bodacious. come tuesday night and see for yourself. from across the world to around the world, the stories that matter on kpix 5 news this morning. good morning everyone, it's monday march 4á9 i'm michelle griego. >> and i'm elizabeth wenger, frank has this monday morning off. time is 5:29 and watching developing news in the south bay. police in campbell are investigating the city's first homicide. >> elissa harrington is live this morning with more on what police are saying so far. elissa harrington. >> reporter: good morning, police just cleared the scene, but they were out here more

than 7 hours investigating a shooting that left a teenager dead. the shooting happened last night just before 10:30 and they've identified the victim as 18-year-old richard vega. he's from campbell and was shot last night on wrest vladimir avenue. he was then taken to a hospital for emergency surgery but died from his injuries. at this point police have made no arrests. they do say that a dark colored cedar was seen leaving the area but officials have not released a description of a suspect. this is the first homicide in campbell since 2007 and neighbors i spoke to this morning very surprised to learn of the crime. >> it happens somewhere else, you know, but when it happens right on your doorstep, it is shocking. >> reporter: and that same neighbor told me that there have been some car break-ins around here. but those are the only crimes he's been aware of recently.

now, this neighborhood where the shooting happened is surrounded by apartments and duplexes and part of west vladimir avenue was closed while police investigated but at this point it is back open to traffic. elissa harrington kpix 5. it's not clear whether the shooting was gang related but police say they are investigating all possibilities. police were involved in several deadty shootings around the bay area this weekend. four people were killed by officer gunfire. three times on saturday and again early sunday morning. that is where are hay ward police say an officer with a civilian ride along stopped to check out a parked car on fletcher lain. the driver sped away, the officer opened fire in defense of the civilian's life and his own. the driver was captured but his passenger was already dead. >> it's unfortunate, if people would comply, it's been my experience that when they comply, you don't end up in

this situation. >> and early saturday morning, officers in san francisco shot a man who allegedly raised a gun at them. later that day officers in san jose chased a man and shot him. several hours later, police in union city killed a gunman. the mystery surrounding a teddy bear with a purple heart medal left at a memorial has been solved. our sister station captured the imagine of the man leaving the purple heart. he left it and didn't say anything. later a edenty got a letter from the man saying in part the bear reflects the love of community, the red ribbon for the bloodshed in the line of duty and the purple heart for the sacrifice above and beyond all duty. the police department says says it was deep by moved. the public memorial service for loren butch baker and elizabeth butler will be held in downtown san jose at hp

pavilion. the suspect in a las vegas strip shooting and crash that killed three people is expected in a los angeles courtroom today. it's an extradition hearing for 26-year-old amar harris. he's accused of shooting and killing aspiring rap artist ken nicherly, an oakland native. -- ken cherry, an oakland native. the san francisco police are doing everything they can to track down an assault rifle stolen they broke into a car on mission street, and that type of gun is given specially trained officers. san francisco police has sent out an alert to other agencies. other bay area headlines, a woman caught breaking into a san francisco home held police off with a shotgun for more than two hours. residents of f lyon street home called 911 after they found their house being burglarized

yesterday afternoon. officers talked the 22-year-old suspect into dropping the gun and surrendering. she is facing burglary charges. in last georgias -- los gatos, the they will consider a moratorium on gun sales. templar sports. the only store that sells guns would be able to continue gun sales. a try triathalon tragedy, a 46-year-old man died after plunging into cold waters in the escape for alcatraz race. the austin texas man had a massive heart attack in the bay. the fire department pulled him out of the 55-degree water. they tried to revive him but couldn't. this is the first death at escape from alcatraz event started in 1981. investigators in san jose suspect arsonists may be behind

a fire at inspection high school. it broke out around noon. one building was badly damaged. no one was injured. time now is 5:34. time for a look at weather and traffic. we can only do that with lawrence. and you guys look so spring like today. >> thanks, we're sisters. >> it is so nice. i put the pink away for now. it may return soon. we have changes coming our way. looking like a nice day today, although it will be cooler, starting out with low clouds and fog. and drizzle toward the coastline. cloudy over the bay bridge and looks like the temperatures not too bad because of the cloud cover. 48 degrees in oakland. 48 from san francisco and 50 degrees in san jose, it looks like as we head toward the afternoon, sunshine inside the bay. 62 in san jose. 63 in morgan hill and 61 in santa clara. 62 in con disorder and 62 -- concord, and 62 in livermore.

55 degrees, maybe a couple patches continuing into san francisco bit beach. 58 degrees in hayward. more on the prospects for rainment cooing up. we'll have that -- rain coming up. we'll have that in a moment. let's head to 580 where you can see traffic starting to build are just a little bit as you head westbound toward the 680 connector. most of the delays near the altamont pass. you can so e traffic starting to back up a little bit out of tracy as you head toward the altamont pass. 22 minutes to work your way through that. eastbound 580 at greenville are. those three left left lanes should be shut down until 11. and starting o to see brake lights as you work through highway 4 through antioch. westbound slow and go conditions, clears into pittsburgh and road work in effect north 680. and three left lanes closed. that should be wrapped up in the next 30 minutes. a live look at the bay bridge in just a few minutes. back to you. get ready to pay more for

parking around san francisco's at&t park. cate cauguiran is live this morning at the ballpark with more on how much it will cost you to park there, especially during baseball season. good morning kate. good morning. keep those quarters handy, the idea behind the changes is to keep up with increased parking demand and cut down on circling in the area. we want to let you know these changes will take effect tonight. meters on blocks within walking distance of at&t park will go until 10:00 p.m. on weeknights. the new changes will free up spots in south beach and mission bay. here are the new rates, during nonevent nights, rates at sf mta meters, will be 25-cents an hour. and during games, 5 to $7 an hour. all the new rates will apply after 6:00 p.m. the first test of these new changes will be march 17th. that's when we can see the

world baseball classic and that's again, when these drivers will expect to pay the new rates. reporting live at at&t park, back to you. 5 to 7 bucks. is this the first time we've seen this in the. >> actually the port of san francisco has new rates in the past three years. before they started this program, transit leaders did communicate with local businesses and residents in the area. there was some type of feed back involved. >> kate, live at at&t park this morning. thank you. a little saigon is open for business in east san jose, the business district along the stretch of corey road was christened yesterday with the community celebration. when the little saigon name was proposed in 2007 it spark add bitter battle. the name serves as a message of defiance and a way to honor the city they once called home. time now is 5:38. a medical first, a baby born

with hiv appears to be completely cured. how it could be a game changer in the fight against aids. and facebook changing face again, what the social network is expected to announce this week.

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moments for passengers on a bus in poland when the driver passes out. two women grab the wheel as the bus rolls out of control. they couldn't reach the pedals because the driver was in the way. the buzukia renned into several -- the bus careened into several cars and the driver came through and stopped the bus. amazingly no one was hurt. republicans and democrats say they both want to find a way to compromise and roll back budget cuts that kicked in friday. president obama spent the weekend calling lawmakers trying to convince them to keep working to find alternates to the $85 billion in cuts. top republicans are down plays cuts. house speaker john boehner says he isn't sure it will hurt the economy. republicans are insisting on new no taxes. meanwhile the president is expected to announce his nominee for budget chief today. a senior administration official says it's sylvia

burwell who runs the charity arm of wal-mart. burwell served as deputy director of management and budget during the clinton administration. u.s. stock features are down after a sell off in china. >> dow fell 20 points. s&p and nasdaq are down. and we go to ashley morrison of cbs money watch.com. >> uncertainty pushed more asian stocks lower this morning. japan's nk bucked the trend. investors will be watching whether the the dow -- that's about 75 points or less than 1% away from the all time high in october of 2007. the nasdaq added 9 points.

we'll get reports on factory orders and consumer debt. also on friday morning, the government will release the february unemployment report. economists are forecasting 160,000 jobs were added last month and the unemployment rate to hold steady at 7 .9%. and a major defeat for apple, a federal judge almost cut in half a billion dollar damage reward against samsung involving 14 of its smart phones, the judge said samsung should get a new trial and claims several smart phones, violates apple patents. shares are at their lowest level for more than a year. these two headed to court. going to battle for that because there are billions of dollars at shake there. >> we should all get ready for more changes with weather -- when willing onto facebook. get ready for more changes when you log onto facebook later this week. the social net working site is

expected to unveil a new look at an event thursday. changes to profile lay i couldn't tells may be announced. mark zuckerberg wants to make content of photo video, and graphics. he says facebook will be able to offer more to advertisers and this has been the struggle for facebook all along, trying to create more revenue and get the advertisers on board. for us, just makes me crazy. seems like they're always making changes. >> there should be an automatic log off. frank's off today, and he left his facebook logged on all weekend, so we posted something on his facebook. >> we did a little hacking today. >> i love it. >> you'll have to check it out. >> poor frank. >> ashley morrison, cbsmoneywatch.com. >> everyone become friends with frank on facebook. >> we can have so much fun with that today.

>> seriously, i know. we have some changes coming our way. looks like we could see a return to wintry weather around the bay area. not today. we have a lot of low clouds that have swept on shore and drizzle out toward the coastline. as we head throughout the day, we'll watch the facebook dissipate through the coastline, and we're going to see sunshine inside the bay. cooler temperatures, highs in the 50s and 60s. we'll see numbers in the mid- 60s in the warmer spots inland. high pressure one last day, and the ridge will move out of town and you have the system off the coastline. that will bring a chance of rain around the bay area. and maybe in through about thursday. let's see if we can time it out, low clouds and fog this morning. breaking up toward the afternoon hours. and more sunshine. as we look toward tomorrow, here comes the are cold front, the morning commute probably okay tomorrow. the afternoon commute could be a little bit wet outside. once that front moves through, more toward showery weather wednesday and thursday, and another ban into the bay area.

out at sfo, possibly delays due to morning low clouds. if you're headed across the country, snow to worry about in denver, and chicago. 39 but dry and partly cloudy in new york. arounded bay today, we're looking at 1/5s and mid-60s. late in the day tomorrow, showers possible on wednesday and thursday. then it looks like dry and warmer weather next weekend. things starting to get busy at the bay bridge toll plaza. no metering lights yet. but traffic starting to back up in the cash lanes. give yourself extra time headed out the door. no accidents, though, as you work towards the bay bridge. or on the upper deck. the east shore freeway toward the bay bridge, things looking good. no delays to report. here's a live look at the conditions past ashby. no delays on the westbound side. highway 4, traffic looks good toward the bay bridge toll

plaza. elsewhere, headed through the maze this morning or highway 24. traffic is clear, actually moving up to speed through that. we have a couple things on 580. road work at greenville until 11. slow through the altamont pass. a brand new accident, webb 580 as you approach 680 blocking one lane. traffic is going to get busy as you work toward the connector road. 24 minutes to 680. north 880 looking good. 238 to the maze and no delays on the east shore freeway. brake lights in full effect, westbound, slow and go conditions headed through there. traffic clears up as you work your way through the pittsburgh area. road work still in effect north 680. and we have three left lanes still shut down. seeing green on our sensors, no though -- though. and southbound 680 looks good through there as well. very light conditions as you

work out of marin county. no delays toward the golden gate bridge. south bay problem free. northbound 101 and 60s also no delays along 280. pretty quiet through downtown san jose now. connector looks good. westbound 7 through 880 and so 101. so far traffic pretty busy. >> thank you. a hopeful development in the ongoing effort to eliminate hiv. >> a baby born with the aids virus appears to be cured within 30 hours of the baby's birth, a doctor gave the infant three antiviral drugs and she remained on a regimen for 15 months. the doctor lost touch with the mother and reconnected a year later. >> the mom admitted that she had not been giving the medicine for the past several months and i fully expected the virile to go back up.

when we drew the test, still an undetectable viral load. >> the baby is functional liqueured. early -- functional liqueured. and -- functionally cured. the study in the journal of pediatrics shows half of children with adhd are more likely to have psychiatric disorders as adults. they affect 7% of all children and is more chon in -- common in boys than girls. how a student got suspended because of his breakfast pastry. and a police dog causes big drama when he fires a gun boo a home.

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we're looking at patchy fog around the bay area. earlier on today, 40s and 50s. and expect delays westbound 580. we have e a three car crash blocking 680. a space x cargo capsule, is blasted off friday from florida. a problem with the thrusters delayed the ran -- for a day.

a 7-year-old in baltimore found him in a whole lot of trouble for his breakfast at school. josh welch was munching on a strawberry pop tart when the pastry started resembling a gun. his parents were called and josh also said the words bang bang holding the pastry. the school suspended josh for two days. josh said a gun was not what he was trying to create with his breakfast. >> it was only a reck tang rectangle. i just kept biting it and biting it. it wasn't a gun. i tried to turn it into a mountain, but it didn't look like a mountain really, and it turned out to be a gun kind of. >> a letter went home to all parents explaining the incident where a student used food to make inappropriate gestures. and meet ivan, the k-9 with

k-9 essex managed to fire a handgun. ivan was serging for the gun when he pawed the trigger and set it off. ivan is doing fine. a catch ask release operation off the east coast of florida netted a rare find. >> it weighs 2000 pounds and has a lot of sharp teeth. researchers reeling in a great white shark. the shark is now named lydia and it's the first shark. and scientist hope a gps device will shed light on the shark's migration pattern. >> in libya, wouldn't you name a shark like that. >> this is anne an animal cuter. >> the zoo will have a camera on her.

we'll be updating the facebook page as the cub grows up. so cute. >> so adorable. >> look at its legs. scummableing. too cute. -- -- stumbling. too cute. >> it is 5:56. in the next half hour, a first an airplane and now a gold mine. and the sky lain becoming more stunning, how the bay bridge light show is bringing spark to local businesses. and police in campbell investigating a shooting that left a teenager dead. the search now for a suspect.

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this is kpix 5 news. a teen is gunned down in campbell in the city's first homicide in nearly 6 years, what police know about the a possible get away car. and parking at at&t park is

about to become even more of a pain. the meter changes starting today. starting out with more clouds today, even some drizzle, but rain on the way. we'll tell you when. and your morning commute is in full swing. i'll have your traffic hot spots in minutes. i'm michelle griego. >> and elizabeth wenger. frank has this monday morning off. time is 6. we're watching developing news in the south bay. a rare homicide in the city of campbell. >> it's the first murder since 2007. elissa harrington is in campbell this morning with what we know about the this teenage victim. elissa harrington. >> reporter: good morning, police just wrapped up their work on scene about 30 minutes ago, so west lad mer avenue is back open to traffic. the bay sent # hours investigating the shooting that left the teenager dead. they have made no arrests and don't know a motive. so they're asking for help from the public and have been conducted interviews overnight to learn more about the victims. they've identified him as 18-

year-old richard vega. he's from campbell and was shot last night at around 10:20. he was taken to the hospital for emergency surgery but died from his injuries shortly after midnight. this is the first homicide in campbell since 2007. this is very unusual here. i got a chance to speak with a neighbor who says he's lived here 20 years and the only trouble he's encountered until now is car break-ins and the news of the shooting is surprising. >> usually it's happening somewhere else. when happens right on your doorstep, it is shocking. >> reporter: investigators did have west ladimer closed for most of the morning and have since reopened it. in campbell, elissa harrington kpix 5. >> do police know anything about the suspect. >> reporter: at this point they do not have a suspect description but at least one witness did report seeing a dark sedan leaving the area heading eastbound